Debbie Scott-Bowker
Achievements

Year
Competition
Venue
Position
Event
Notes
Representing Canada
Representing Canada
Representing Canada
Representing Canada
Representing Canada
Representing Canada
1978
Commonwealth Games
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
17th (h)
1500 m
4:24.36
1978
Commonwealth Games
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
9th
3000 m
10:02.59
1979
World Cross Country Championships
Limerick, Ireland
13th
5.0 km
-
1981
World Cross Country Championships
Madrid, Spain
8th
4.4 km
-
1982
Commonwealth Games
Brisbane, Australia
11th (h)
1500 m
4:18.90
1982
Commonwealth Games
Brisbane, Australia
12th
3000 m
9:32.20
1984
World Cross Country Championships
New York City, United States
64th
5.0 km
-
1984
Olympic Games
Los Angeles, United States
10th
1500 m
4:10.41
1985
World Indoor Games
Paris, France
1st
3000 m
9:04.99
1985
World Cross Country Championships
Lisbon, Portugal
11th
5.0 km
-
1986
World Cross Country Championships
Neuchâtel, Switzerland
64th
4.7 km
-
1986
Commonwealth Games
Edinburgh, Scotland
2nd
1500 m
4:11.94
1986
Commonwealth Games
Edinburgh, Scotland
2nd
3000 m
8:54.83
1987
Pan American Games
Indianapolis, United States
2nd
1500 m
-
1987
World Championships
Rome, Italy
11th
1500 m
4:08.38
1987
World Championships
Rome, Italy
13th
3000 m
8:58.63
1988
Olympic Games
Seoul, South Korea
12th
1500 m
4:17.95
1988
Olympic Games
Seoul, South Korea
15th
3000 m
9:11.95
1990
Commonwealth Games
Auckland, New Zealand
6th
1500 m
4:11.20
1991
World Championships
Tokyo, Japan
11th
1500 m
4:06.06
1992
Olympic Games
Barcelona, Spain
22nd (sf)
1500 m
4:12.50
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Question: What were Debbie Scott-Bowker’s personal records in the 1986 Commonwealth Games?
Answer: At the 1986 Commonwealth Games, Debbie Scott-Bowker earned double silver medals in the 1500 m (4:11.94) and 3000 m (8:54.83).